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Originally posted by pHILSANITY07 View Postwho do you work for? Sounds like a cool job, and get to go home at night with being local?
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Originally posted by krazy kris View PostIt's not as cool as you would think if you don't get lucky and snag a job on the rare occasions they are open you get stuck on the extra board. That means you are on call. You will be beat to death on the extra board. If you work anything less than 12hours you have to be back at work in 8hours if you work 12 or more(dead head time) you have to be back in 10. you start out as a conductor in training for 3 months. once you get certified you got to the extra board. A year later you get your student engineers card and start training to be an engineer. once you get certified to be an engineer you go back to the extra board until a job opens up.Los Angeles Rams 11-5
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostThat's because he worked for a short line. That's like playing ball for the Yankee's Farm Club.
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Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostGet real dude. It may be like the Difference in coaches pitch vs kid pitch. Stop trying to act like a train is some wild beast only sir Arthur can tame
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Originally posted by krazy kris View PostThe locomotives are basically the same yes class 1's have more high tech gadgets but the mechanics are the same. Class 1's also have better and more track and pay a little better.
Not knocking you Kris, but there are alot of differences between a class 1 and a short line. You'd also be sitting on a mountain of money if you where working for a class 1 when you got hurt.
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostI'd bet money that short line didn't have a locomotive that was built in this century. Yall ever run a rock train that was 24,000 tons with two pusher on the rear you have to control by remote. Or have you ever ran a stack train that was 9000 feet long with 3 sets of power Front/middle/rear that you had to control individually. Little different than two engines and 20 cars on 40mph track.
Not knocking you Kris, but there are alot of differences between a class 1 and a short line. You'd also be sitting on a mountain of money if you where working for a class 1 when you got hurt.
You're like Zeus of the trains. Can we be friends?
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Originally posted by FreightTrain View PostI'd bet money that short line didn't have a locomotive that was built in this century. Yall ever run a rock train that was 24,000 tons with two pusher on the rear you have to control by remote. Or have you ever ran a stack train that was 9000 feet long with 3 sets of power Front/middle/rear that you had to control individually. Little different than two engines and 20 cars on 40mph track.
Not knocking you Kris, but there are alot of differences between a class 1 and a short line. You'd also be sitting on a mountain of money if you where working for a class 1 when you got hurt.
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